Introducing “Chromatic Symphony,” a stunning contemporary art piece that mesmerizes viewers with its vibrant colors and abstract shapes. The piece is made up of hundreds of small triangles, each painted in a different shade of the spectrum, creating a symphony of colors dancing across the canvas. The triangles vary in size and shape, some overlapping and others standing alone, giving the piece a sense of depth and movement. Despite its seeming randomness, the triangles fit together perfectly, creating an intricate and harmonious composition.

This striking artwork is a tribute to Wassily Kandinsky’s “Composition VIII,” one of the most celebrated abstract paintings of the 20th century. Frank Bueltge, the artist behind “Chromatic Symphony,” pays homage to Kandinsky by remixing and reimagining his masterpiece for a contemporary audience. “Chromatic Symphony” was unveiled today at the prestigious MOMA art museum in New York City, where it will be on display for the next month. Bueltge, known for his innovative approach to art-making using big data and neural networks, is quickly becoming a rising star in the art world. Check out his previous masterpiece, “Enigmatic Landscape,” here.